Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbaiba chaired a high-level meeting with the Council of Ministers today to lay out the government’s priorities and policy roadmap for 2025.
Held in Tripoli, the meeting focused on streamlining national development plans, reviewing ministry performances, and strengthening coordination across sectors ahead of the upcoming fiscal year. Dbaiba emphasized the need for transparency, economic stability, and public service delivery, noting that Libyans are expecting real progress in key areas such as infrastructure, health care, and security.
“This meeting is not just about setting goals for 2025Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbaiba chaired a high-level meeting with the Council of Ministers on Wednesday to lay out the government’s priorities and policy roadmap for 2025.
Held in Tripoli, the meeting focused on streamlining national development plans, reviewing ministry performances, and strengthening coordination across sectors ahead of the upcoming fiscal year. Dbaiba emphasized the need for transparency, economic stability, and public service delivery, noting that Libyans are expecting real progress in key areas such as infrastructure, health care, and security.
“This meeting is not just about setting goals for 2025,” Dbaiba stated. “It’s about holding ourselves accountable to the Libyan people and making sure our ministries are aligned with the needs of every citizen.”
Ministers presented briefings on the progress of their 2024 targets and proposed new initiatives aligned with Libya’s economic recovery plan and post-conflict reconstruction efforts. Special attention was given to energy reform, education, youth employment, and digital governance.
The meeting also served as a platform to reinforce inter-ministerial cooperation, with Dbaiba urging cabinet members to avoid working in silos and to build on the unity achieved through the Government of National Unity (GNU).
The Council is expected to reconvene next month to finalize and approve national priority projects under the 2025 budget.
,” Dbaiba stated. “It’s about holding ourselves accountable to the Libyan people and making sure our ministries are aligned with the needs of every citizen.”
Ministers presented briefings on the progress of their 2024 targets and proposed new initiatives aligned with Libya’s economic recovery plan and post-conflict reconstruction efforts. Special attention was given to energy reform, education, youth employment, and digital governance.
The meeting also served as a platform to reinforce inter-ministerial cooperation, with Dbaiba urging cabinet members to avoid working in silos and to build on the unity achieved through the Government of National Unity (GNU).
The Council is expected to reconvene next month to finalize and approve national priority projects under the 2025 budget.
